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I have to wonder if they've ever run into 'call me when your formula matches my number' (in nicer / more convoluted words). In that case a simple transparent table would save them a lot of time and blog posts.

I believe likes and dislikes on Youtube both count as "interaction" as far as rankings are concerned.

If they legalized sheep hunting, farmers would build fences.

Oh it's been a while since I checked it out. Sad to see that skill tree gone.

Tread carefully readers. This article is pretty benign but ED is decidedly NSFW.

>Do people likewise call all God-believers lunatics?

We don't call them lunatics. I guess the difference is that there's more of them, and it's just easier for everyone if we get along. Less so for the more fringe beliefs.

It seems like something that should be constrained to social network circles. It might be useful to post graffiti on any site on the Internet - within my group of friends.

Pluralsight got me up and running with StreamInsight so much faster than if I would've had to slog through manual pages and the sparse blogosphere myself. It can be difficult to find content that isn't web related and I'm glad it was there.

I hope this easily digestible politician tracking continues: https://www.trudeaumetre.ca/

I think his issue with the word fast (and mine) is that collectively calling them "fast" lanes instead of "passing" lanes is part of the problem. Then you have incognizant drivers thinking "I drive fast, this lane must be for me"

Every day of my working life. I am not sure that's not just my depression talking though - maybe I won't be happy in any job.

Thank you for this. GoPros have been challenging and we're looking for alternatives for the next camera rig we build. One nice thing about GoPro cameras that I think I would miss with these is their built in WiFi. It's perfect for ad-hoc field laptop scenarios.

Devil Daggers came out this year. People seem to really love that game. I think you'll find more of a crowd than you think with most aesthetics. I would try to keep up with the gameplay trends though. Did anybody ever like using PgUp/PgDn to move their camera?

iTunes has à la carte television with a small lead time. It's had it for years. I guess what people want is unsustainably cheap à la carte offerings.

Headphones and earbuds are very painful for me after like 10 minutes. This is at a very low volume - there's just something about putting sound that close to my ear that hurts.

Every person about to be involved in a traffic accident needs to make that decision, and the decision each individual makes can vary wildly. Maybe to hurt the least amount of feelings the car should just do a coin flip when its only choices are hitting 2 people.

You haven't prepped and then slept on task 2 so I don't think you're finishing it in 15 minutes. And now you're sleep deprived.

When you aren't being forthright with the position you held on a development team. If you were a late onboard to a project and spent your time firefighting bug reports, you could perhaps lend cachet to your resume by omitting the relatively minor role you had in the project. Then you'd be borrowing the "plume in your cap" from your team, who deserves more of the credit.

edit: this is my best-fit guess. I have no idea what I'm talking about.

It will frequently gobble up multi-lingual emails. I discovered this when I ignored a customer in Chile for a while because he had a Spanish email signature.

Yeesh. That's when you go along and let them pay for the audit before bailing.

I was just noodling about this idea for my current project. I suppose 403ing would enable an adversary to know if something exists or not?

Maybe this is the movies I've watched, but isn't firing a gun structurally dangerous to the airplane?

If 3.49 is the to-own price, I don't think timed rentals have a place any more. Why complicate things? Louis CK's model has been $5 for DRM-free files, with a cap of 3 downloads and streams so the per-purchase bandwidth is capped. I kind of like that model.

It's investment hyperbole. Like when a gun enthusiast tells you "your gun is always loaded"

I wonder when this type of work will go away. I see it everywhere.

Maybe they just smothered each other.

This is the first programming hangup I can remember having. Thinking "Why can't I just write it like this?"

My only frame of reference is visual studio... Atom is darn fast.

For a company without an office, why are they limiting their hires to the US?

Devil you know? I'm sure I'm completely wrong for some reason, but I think it's in the same line as self-driving cars and their detractors.